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The document JV-437 outlines the continuation of reunification services for a child under the Welfare and Institutions Code, § 366.21(f). It assesses the child's safety and well-being regarding potential return to their parent or guardian, discusses the appropriateness of current placements, and evaluates progress towards reunification. The document also addresses decision-making authority for the child's medical and educational needs, and warns that failure to reunify by the 18-month hearing may lead to termination of parental rights.

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(1) Unless the court makes a finding that reunification services need not be provided under subdivision (b) of section 361.5 if a child is removed from the custody of a parent or legal guardian, the court must order the county welfare department to provide reunification services to the child and the childs mother and